Q&A for How to Learn Robotics

Start with the basics. Practice some basic coding so you know how to use variables, create conditional statements, use functions, and other basic commands. This will allow you to program your robots. You may also want to spend some time studying linear algebra, which will help you build robots. Go online and look up articles and websites about computer science you can form a basic understanding, which will help you build up your robotics skill. From there, you can get a basic robotics kit and work on building your first robot!

Yes, Python is one of the most popular coding languages for robotics. All robotics uses a specific coding language that allows you to create conditional statements, functions, and input other coding commands. While there are multiple coding languages, and each one of them is different, most robotics use either Python and C++.

In many countries, robotics is an expanding high-end professional job, so yes, it's a very good career. If you land a job, you'll likely earn well over $100,000 USD. However, you'll need to complete several years of school and earn multiple certifications to be considered a candidate for most high-end positions. However, once you graduate you will likely be able to find a job because the industry is always growing.

Yes, you can. Many people learn robotics during middle school or high school. Search online for coding classes and see if there are any robotics clubs at your school. You should attend math and science clubs to learn robotics. (You will need these skills while programming a robot.)